When Dana Thomas's parents get divorced, and her aunt and uncle pass away, her mother decides it's time for a change - just in time for senior year of high school. Dana gets thrown into a small town where everyone knows everyone else and concerns themselves with everyone else's business. Katie Torres, daughter of a wealthy single mother, is your typical popular cheerleader who had everything she could have asked for in the world handed to her. Still, she's unhappy. A laid-back mom, attractive boyfriend, and everyone in town groveling at her feet aren't enough for Katie. When Katie finally meets her mysterious new neighbor from across the street, it's by waking up next to her in bed - but are Katie's initial assumptions about the night before what actually happened? Katie can't seem to escape the new girl, but that doesn't mean she has to like her. So why can't she stop thinking about her? They are two girls who are complete opposites. They're a lover and a fighter, a cheerleader and a rebel, and most importantly: lost and insecure. Will Katie finally admit to herself that the one thing she seemingly hates the most could be the one thing that makes her happy? Or will she realize it after it's too late? Highest rankings: #3 in life tag [7/8/18] #8 in girlxgirl tag #106 in Romance [7/6/16] Cover by: Chaotic_Monki

"Hey hall buddy" She said as she looked down at me. "N-n-nikki.." I stuttered. Her left hand was around my waist while her right one was by my head. Locking me against the wall. "Hm?" I looked down at my waist then back at her. My heart was racing, but why? - - - Mia Baxter started off her senior year in a new home, in a new town, in a new state. She had one goal set in mind, get through her senior year. Everything seemed fine at first, she met people, made new friends, got into drama like any other high schooler, but what happens when she starts to fall for the schools "golden girl", Nikki Montgomery. Nikki had troubles with herself. She tries to be the best her she can be, and is seen as the golden girl or a try hard because of it. Only a few people know the reason behind the sad look in her eyes. When something unexpectedly happens in her life, her heart begins to open up the new girl in town.

Synopsis In the ocean-kissed realm of Aerithal, where fate breathes through sea and sky, a young royal and a fallen knight collide in a storm of fate and fire. Princess Elira Caelvane of Caelvaria, born to rule and trained in magic, dreams of freedom beyond the marble towers of Velmira. Her kingdom, famed for trade and diplomacy, is betrayed by an unexpected alliance with the austere kingdom of Erethgard. As Caelvaria falls to invasion, Elira escapes with only her grief, guilt, and fading strength to keep her afloat. She is rescued-unwillingly-by Ser Kaelin Vire, the infamous pirate knight known as The Crimson Gale. Once the brightest star of her homeland's knights, Kaelin now sails the seas she once swore to protect, hunted and hated. Her armor is red as spilled blood, her name whispered in both reverence and fear. Where royals see a traitor, many oppressed see a savior. But Kaelin doesn't rescue Elira out of kindness. She detests royals-especially ones from kingdoms that still cling to crowns and clean hands. To Kaelin, Elira is just another polished liar in silk. And to Elira, Kaelin is the embodiment of chaos-a dangerous, selfish pirate who preys on the weak. Yet the sea has plans for them both. Entwined by destiny, hunted by shadows, and guided by conflicting truths, Elira and Kaelin must journey together-across shattered reefs, forgotten islands, and whispered legends-toward a fate neither of them wants, but neither can escape. In a world where souls can bind, storms can speak, and truth is as fluid as water, will they destroy each other-or rewrite the tides of Aerithal forever?

"Relax," I murmured softly. My voice dropped without me even thinking about it, lower now, closer. "Is this okay?" Charlotte hesitated. I felt it in the way her shoulders shifted beneath the tension, the tiny pause before she answered. Her fingers tightened once more around the armrests. Then loosened slightly. "...Yes." The word came out quieter than before. Careful. Neither of us spoke. Then, after holding there for just a second too long, I leaned forward. Slowly-so slowly it almost felt deliberate enough to give her time to stop me, if she wanted to. The distance between us shrank inch by careful inch, my gaze flickering briefly to her lips before lifting again to her body posture, searching for any sign that I should pull back. But I didn't. And when the last trace of space between us finally disappeared, I kissed her. --- Audrey DuPont is used to the party life, smoking and drinking until the sun comes up, and throwing money without a second thought. But what happens when money can't save her? Charlotte Brown is the polar opposite of the head cheer captain. She's stoic, quiet, smart, and most of all, she isn't a trust fund kid like the rest. The only thing on her mind is graduating and making money. They both want something from each other, but as the thin line blurs between academics and attraction, they'll have to wonder: Is it really worth it?

"You just don't even know how beautiful you are, do you?" She says, walking towards me. "Shut up," I say but I'm blushing. Her hands slide around my waist and I tilt my head back for a kiss. It's a soft kiss, tender and sweet, the opposite of the kisses we'd shared earlier.

Talia Woods and Mia RedField are sworn enemies meant to hate each other. But when they end up having to spend more time with each other due to their families, could something change? Or will they always stay rivals? And in the amount of time of figuring out themselves, will it be too late to be together? Could something or someone get in the way? ------------------------------ Tw: Suicidal thoughts, language, offensive slurs, bullying, mild violence, and sexual content.

Claire Rousseau, the quiet, american, teenage girl, is being sent to a rich, elite and prestigious boarding school in London, England. Her mother thought it'd be a good idea for her to start her junior year in an entirely unfamiliar place for reasons only God knows. She arrives on the second day of school and knows absolutely no one when she accidentally bumps into Vivienne Ashford in the halls; the cliche popular, beautiful and athletic girl. Claire Rousseau didn't plan on getting noticed. Not by the new school, not by the rumors, and definitely not by Vivienne Ashford - the girl everyone loves to love, and Claire can't seem to avoid. But one party. One kiss. One rumor. And suddenly Claire's quiet life isn't so quiet anymore. #1 in #practice - 5/13/26 #1 in #teaching - 6/28/26

They weren't touching. Not really. Just standing too close in a quiet gallery hallway where even breathing sounded loud. "She looks like you," Sienna murmured. Elara didn't turn. "Because she's sitting alone?" "Because she looks like she's thinking about something she can't say out loud." Elara glanced at her. "That's a romantic read." "You make everything feel like a romantic read." Silence stretched between them, thin and electric. Sienna's fingers brushed Elara's wrist. Elara inhaled. Neither of them moved away. Their foreheads almost touched. And suddenly the distance they'd carefully kept for months didn't exist anymore. - Elara Callahan didn't come to Ashcroft to make friends. She came to disappear into quiet hallways, survive her classes, and stay safely on the edges of other people's lives. But Ashcroft isn't the kind of place that lets you stay invisible. Not when the residents adopt you into late-night study sessions, beach trips, movie nights, and routines that slowly start to feel like home. And definitely not when Sienna Vale lives across the hall. Sienna is effortless chaos. Charming. Loud. A girl who belongs everywhere and to everyone. The exact kind of person Elara knows to stay away from. They don't become friends all at once. They become something in pieces. A cup of tea left without a name. A note folded into a notebook. Shared silence that feels louder than conversation. Care that neither of them admits exists. But some distances aren't meant to stay safe. And some people see you so clearly it changes where you belong. One More Tomorrow is a slow-burn sapphic college romance about quiet girls, loud girls, found family, and the terrifying moment when being seen feels better than hiding. #1 in twogirls category #40 in lgbtpride #67 in lgbtlove

It's senior year, but it feels like typical high school for Avery. That is until Stacy, the top girl in school, randomly takes a liking to her. Now Avery has to combat Stacy and her new found friend, Peyton, as she tries to suffer through to graduation. (Rewriting this because wow the first version sucked. Progress is slow but happening)

Keri and Maia are complete strangers yet go to the same school. Maia is the captain of the Girls' Soccer team whereas Keri is the former Cheerleader Captain. Sure, they've heard of each other; two most popular girls are bound to be known around school. But everything is simpler when certain lives don't clash. Especially these crossed paths. (Wattys2020)